Sentence examples for questions of much from inspiring English sources

Set in a music conservatory 10 years later, it depicts students discussing the mysterious end of the opera and whether it could be autobiographical (hardly questions of much mystery to the audience, at this point).

For these reasons, the nature of bodily forces or tendencies is a philosophical question of much interest in the study of Descartes' physics.

Others are taking a more selective approach, raising the question of how much is too much.

For Gary Williams, 57, the question of how much is too much has changed from year to year.

It is not just about who, it is also a question of how much authority, how much sovereignty".

Decreasing participation raises the question of "how much is too much?", but above all, the question of "who do you lose?" [ 6- 8].

So it's a question of how much Nadal has improved and how much Federer can repair any damage.

These issues naturally prompt the question of how much mathematics is indispensable (and hence how much mathematics carries ontological commitment).

Much of the answer to the question of "how much risk" rests in who is looking at the data.

It's just a question of how much Tylr can be applied to work passively without too much manual intervention.

"It is a question of how much".